[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Thomas R. Lyle],
Title
[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Thomas R. Lyle],
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Date
Identifier
GFF 20/2
Description
Handwritten letter from Thomas R. Lyle, The University of Melbourne, to George F. Fitzgerald, dated December 13th 1898. 2pp.
Transcription:
Dear Mr Fitzgerald
I am sending you by this mail a short paper on Hysteresis. Though I have looked at the matter in the way explained in the paper for some time I had in working at a paper I am engaged on to look into the thing more closely and thought it would be worth publishing separately, especially as it bears on my paper already published in the Electrician.
I think the method of treatment is new, and if you think so, I will be very much obliged if you send it to some society or send it to the Electrician or any paper you think best to send it to.
I hope it is new as I think it neat. Blakesley's method (geom) of heating hysteresis is wrong as it does not give the power absorbed proportional to wbh x volume.
I put a remark at the end of this paper (on page 10) about how to get a sine curve of impressed magnetism. If you do not think it important you might kindly draw your pen through it.
I forgot in my last letter to you to say that I will settle with you for the 100 copies of my paper from the Electrician when I get home.
Yours very sincerely,
Thomas R. Lyle
Transcription:
Dear Mr Fitzgerald
I am sending you by this mail a short paper on Hysteresis. Though I have looked at the matter in the way explained in the paper for some time I had in working at a paper I am engaged on to look into the thing more closely and thought it would be worth publishing separately, especially as it bears on my paper already published in the Electrician.
I think the method of treatment is new, and if you think so, I will be very much obliged if you send it to some society or send it to the Electrician or any paper you think best to send it to.
I hope it is new as I think it neat. Blakesley's method (geom) of heating hysteresis is wrong as it does not give the power absorbed proportional to wbh x volume.
I put a remark at the end of this paper (on page 10) about how to get a sine curve of impressed magnetism. If you do not think it important you might kindly draw your pen through it.
I forgot in my last letter to you to say that I will settle with you for the 100 copies of my paper from the Electrician when I get home.
Yours very sincerely,
Thomas R. Lyle
Source
RDS Library & Archives GFF collection of letters
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RDS Science Archive
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Manuscript
Language
English
Type
Coverage
1870-1901
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Citation
Lyle, Thomas R. 1860-1944, “[Letter to George F. FitzGerald from Thomas R. Lyle],,” RDS, accessed November 21, 2024, https://digitalarchive.rds.ie/items/show/1371.